The logo for the Kukulu Kumuhana project is an ahu of expertly stacked rocks. This symbolizes the kahua or foundation on which the project team built (kukulu). Dots in the pohaku or rocks represent piko with their multi-layered meanings. A fern leaf and shoot on either side of the ahu represent the fragrance of traditional Hawaiian knowledge and the potential for creativity and fruition.

Nā Kumuwaiwai ʻOhana

Ua ʻilau hoe ke kime hoʻomohala i ka mālama ʻana i 9 papa hoʻonui ʻike ʻohana. He alo a he alo ke ʻano o ka papa mua loa i mālama ʻia. A laila mai i hekau iho ai ka maʻi ahulau Kowiki-19. I mea e mālama pono ai i ka palekana o ka poʻe, ua lawelawe ʻia ka hapa nui o ia mau papa no nā ʻohana o kēlā me kēia kula kaiapuni o ka pae ʻāina ma o nā ʻenehana keleaʻo. Aia i lalo iho nei ke pihi e kele aku ai i ka papahana o kekahi o ia mau papa hoʻonui ʻike ʻohana.

ʻO ka ʻohana ka piko e ola ai ka ʻōlelo makuahine hiwahiwa o Hawaiʻi nei.

He ʻilau hoʻi ka hana e hoʻomohala ai i nā puke kumuwaiwai ʻeono i ʻike ʻia i lalo nei. Pēlā hoʻi ke kuahui ʻana i māhuahua ai nā haʻawina kūkaʻipā Quizlet i loulou ʻia ma ke pihi i lalo nei. Ua hoʻomalele ʻia nā puke i nā ʻohana M-3 i lawelawe ʻia ma ka wā pāhana. E kōmi ma ke pihi i lalo nei e kele aku ai i nā haʻawina aʻo huaʻōlelo ma Quizlet.

Ua kō ka 10 kumuwaiwai i hoʻolālā ʻia i kinohi a ma ʻō loa aku ka māhuahua ʻana. He 77 ka heluna hui pau loa ʻia o ia mau huahana like ʻole ke hoʻohui i nā puke kumuwaiwai ʻohana he 6, nā puke uila o ka pāhana he 40, a me nā haʻawina Quizlet he 31. I mea ia mau hua a pau e kākoʻo a paipai ai i ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi he ʻōlelo ola ma ka ʻohana. He mau momi hoʻonaʻauao ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi nō hoʻi ia e kākoʻo ana i ka hoʻonaʻauao ma nā kula ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi.

The cover of this books shows a multi-generation Hawaiian immersion family with children holding a Hawaiiana flag and signs advocating for the ongoing perpetuation of Hawaiian language.

ʻO He ʻOhana ʻŌlelo Ola Kākou, he puke hoʻokuanaʻike ia e pili ana i ka nohona a me ke kuleana ʻohana kaiapuni. He ʻohana nui nō ia!

This diagram sets out the project targets for family support. Ten Hawaiian language family education educational resources and 9 family support workshops for families at all kindergarten to grade 3 Hawaiian language medium schools in Hawaii.
The cover of this book shows a family at their campsite near the sea with various members of the family engaged in all kinds of campground chores and activities.

I hoa hele ʻo Ke Ola Nani no Ke Ao Nani, he mau puke aʻo huaʻōlelo malihini e ulu ai ka ʻōlelo ma ka ʻohana.

The cover of this book of traditional Hawaiian language proverbs about family shows a father, mother and daughter standing together and smiling. The girl has a ti leaf puolo (or bundle), which she is lifting up in both hands as if offering the gift to a host they are visiting.

He ʻohina ʻōlelo noʻeau ʻo Kū i ka Welo nāna e hoʻoulu ana i ka naʻauao e pili ana i nā loina a me nā lawena ʻohana.

The cover of this book of songs and chants representing each of the Hawaiian islands is divided into 4 horizontal bands. Each band contains a photo of the flower or lei representing one of the main Hawaiian islands. From top to bottom, a lehua for Hawaii, a rose for Maui, an ilima flower for Oʻahu, and a shell lei for Niʻihau.

He puke lei mele ʻo He Lei Mokupuni e hāpai aʻe ana i kekahi mau mele ʻāina henoheno mai kahi peʻa a kahi peʻa o ka pae ʻāina. He hoʻoulu aloha ʻāina nō.

This book of witty and fun Hawaiian language proverbs shows a family gathered together with the mother and grandma engaged in conversation and three children playing the card game "go fish." Significantly, the card facing up in the pile is of the kole fish. The picture is a play on the title of the book, Nanea ka Lawaiʻa Kole, which has a double meaning of fishing for the kole fish and talking story, which is kolekole in Hawaiian.

Ma ka puke ʻo Nanea ka Lawaiʻa Kole i ʻohiʻohi ʻia ai nā ʻōlelo noʻeau hoʻokaʻau a pāʻani e hoʻoikaika ana i ia mau mākau leʻaleʻa ma kā kākou ʻōlelo.

This cover of a book about Hawaiian worldview perspectives and cultural behaviors associated with various parts of the body features a throw net fisherman standing on the lava rocks at the edge of the sea patiently waiting for the right time to cast his net.

ʻO Kāʻeo, he puke hoʻonaʻauao ia e kāʻeo ai ka ʻumeke i ka naʻauao ʻike kupuna e pili pū ana me nā lawena māhele kino.